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Legacy Concierge seeks experienced caregivers to provide in-home, non-medical companionship and supervision for clients with aging, disability, or cognitive needs. You will assist with daily living activities, complete care notes, and maintain open communication with the care team.
Impeccable communication, adherence to HIPAA and infection-control standards, and a compassionate, client-centered approach are essential. Training is provided to ensure safety and quality of care in home settings.
Legacy Concierge is looking for high-quality caregivers who continuously demonstrate excellent communication skills, strong interpersonal relationships, and quality care delivery through a person-centered care approach.
Caregivers provide non-medical companionship care to clients who require supervision due to advanced age, physical disabilities, or cognitive impairments. In addition to offering companionship, caregivers assist clients with activities essential to independent living that they are unable to perform on their own due to health or age-related limitations. Caregivers are responsible for completing appropriate forms and documentation related to client care, maintaining communication with office staff during emergencies, and adhering to rules and regulations regarding client health and medical information.
It is understood that some clients, due to their mental condition, may exhibit combative behavior. Caregivers are tasked with ensuring the safety of such clients and preventing harm to the clients themselves or others. Thus, by accepting a job as a caregiver, and to the maximum extent allowed by law, caregivers assume the risk that clients may be combative and that they may be injured. If a caregiver is uncomfortable with these responsibilities or the associated risks, they must immediately notify Legacy Concierge management. By not notifying management, caregivers affirm their ability to perform the essential duties of the position, with or without reasonable accommodations, and accept the inherent risks of the role.